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188-32560 viewsJunee, NSWSRA standard gauge locomotive depot, 48 class MK I unit 4841 serial 84131 in candy livery, built by AE Goodwin as ALCo model DL531.May 14, 2014
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188-31540 viewsJunee, NSWSRA standard gauge locomotive depot, 81 class unit 8145 serial 84-1064, Clyde Engineering built EMD model JT26C-2SS.May 14, 2014
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188-30533 viewsJunee, NSWSRA standard gauge locomotive depot, 81 class unit 8145 serial 84-1064, Clyde Engineering built EMD model JT26C-2SS.May 14, 2014
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188-29529 viewsJunee station precinct, NSW Main South looking south, dock platform and down platform on the left, up platform on the right.May 14, 2014
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188-28543 viewsJunee, NSW Main South, looking north with the mainlines to Sydney running straight ahead and the former line to Hay and Old Junee curving away to the left.May 14, 2014
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188-27544 viewsJunee North Signal Box.May 14, 2014
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188-26543 viewsJunee, NSW Main South, looking north with Junee North Signal Box and the Olympic Hwy grade crossing.May 14, 2014
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188-25510 viewsJunee, NSW Main South, looking north, semaphore signals and Junee North signal box.May 14, 2014
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188-24513 viewsJunee, NSW Main South looking towards Albury along the middle road which becomes the mainline, the Down Shunting Neck is on the left, the signal bridge is at the 485.920 km.May 14, 2014
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188-23492 viewsJunee, NSW Main South, looking towards Albury with the Junee South Signal Box and the Kemp Street overbridge.May 14, 2014
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188-22497 viewsJunee station on the NSW Main South line, 485 km from Sydney, opened in July 1878, view across to the Up Platform from the Down Platform with NGMA grain waggons in No 2 Up Siding.May 14, 2014
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188-21556 viewsHarefield, located at the 497.6 km from Sydney on the NSW Main South.May 14, 2014
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188-20582 viewsHarefield, located at the 497.6 km from Sydney on the NSW Main South.May 14, 2014
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188-19593 viewsHarefield, located at the 497.6 km from Sydney on the NSW Main South.May 14, 2014
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188-18659 viewsHarefield, located at the 497.6 km from Sydney on the NSW Main South.May 14, 2014
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188-17711 viewsHarefield, located at the 497.6 km from Sydney on the NSW Main South.May 14, 2014
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188-161000 viewsWagga Wagga, NSW Main South, NBTX type parcels van NBTX 22709. One of thirty such vans built in 1973 by Goninan as NRY type as an ice chilled waggon, recoded in 1980 to NRNY then converted to general use as NBTX.
Geo Data.
May 14, 2014
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188-15651 viewsWagga Wagga, located 521 km from Sydney on the NSW Main South, looking sort of west at the remains of the yard with silos and Murrumbidgee Milling Company buildings.
Geo Data.
May 14, 2014
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188-14652 viewsWagga Wagga, located 521 km from Sydney on the NSW Main South, looking north the Tumbarumba branch line is running past the fettlers shed with the Loco Siding and turntable behind it, the mainline is curving around to the left. Geo Data.May 14, 2014
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188-13687 viewsWagga Wagga, located 521 km from Sydney on the NSW Main South, looking south from Frame C on the Tumbarumba branch line with the goods shed with yellow doors in the distance, the track at far left is the Loco Siding. Geo Data.May 14, 2014
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